Fragmentary GOP primary vote tale hints at county patterns
The piece reports on the Republican primary results by county with totals showing six counties casting 992 votes while forty-nine counties contributed most of the statewide total. It notes gains in McDowell and Mingo counties, driven by local pride and congressional and school superintendent races.
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Contests Over Taft Roosevelt Delegates Analyzed
The piece argues contests at the party convention aim to reduce Taft delegate counts and bolster Roosevelt. It notes misgivings about manipulation, the political debts of the era, and the risk of crowd pressure shaping the outcome as conservatives push for a steady candidate.
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Near Uncertain Nomination Sparks White House Speculation
The piece notes expectations of near unanimous consent and predicts a beaten race in November. It discusses West Virginia voters and a political maneuver by a congressman involving questionable money and media attention. It hints at clashes between reporters and politicians ahead of a Chicago convention.
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Latfield
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Thomas
Kentucky
Chicago
Proposal to require aliens to read and write before landing
Opinion notes a proposal to require literacy tests for aliens entering the United States while praising high school boys for not facing such a test. The remark frames the measure as unnecessary for youth.
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United States
Sweet Girl Graduate Dressmaker Bill Pass Debate
The article notes alarm over whether the dressmaker's bill will pass, prompting concerns within a family or community about the candidate or issue referred to as the Sweet Girl Graduate. The focus centers on legislative action and its potential impact.
Congress Prints Copies of the Constitution for History
Congress arranges to print multiple copies of the Constitution for archival and historical use. The move aims to provide future generations with accessible primary sources, even if current readers do not routinely study them.
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Congress
Ambassadors Doubt Delegates Will See Promises Before Vote
Delegates question how to cast ballots with no candidate pledges for ambassadorships. Critics urge clear commitments, while organizers argue voting hinges on broader policy and leadership records.
Fragmentary notice hints at community concerns and names
A garbled report mentions a Macy man and a movement called Back to the Fars. It references a lawn mower and a bridegrooms, with phrases about advertising and a call for a kind word. The readable text is obscure and lacks clear facts.
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Macy
Fragments Face A Tangle Of National Politics In Chicago And Beyond
A collection of overheard quotes from Chicago to New Orleans and beyond shows political tempers flaring. References span national committee figures, weather bureau funds, and party rhetoric. The discourse touches conventions elections and public documents amid partisan debates.
Childrens Bonnets Show Lace Straw Silk Ribbon Designs
A wide display of children’s bonnets features lace straw bodies, bright blue and pink ribbons, and pastel bow trims. Figs illustrate a scalloped brim with Tuscan straw cord, pink rosebud wreaths, and elastic-fitted crowns. other styles use lace braid, Dutch flare frames, and ribbon puffing with rose accents, showcasing top seasonal variety by designer Julia Bottomley.
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Julia Bottomley
Tetanus Aids and Habits in Animals and Soil
Tetanus is a less common disease mainly affecting humans and horses, with incubation about fourteen days. The germ resides in soil and animal intestines, especially horses, and is common around stables. Tetanus only grows without air unless other bacteria are present, and soil from yards often carries the germ.
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Herrides Islands
Taxpayer questions city street cleaning on Lewis Street
A reader from Bluefield W Va asks the city affairs board why Lewis street was not cleaned. The letter notes uncollected garbage and tin cans despite paying taxes and urges action from city workers.
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Lewis Street
Grand Chancel lor Knights of Pythias Meeting Notice
The Grand Chancellor announces a gathering at Princeton Lodge No 168 on June 17 for transportation planning. Members must notify Chairman W A Pankek by 5 pm with details. buses depart 7 pm and return by 2 am. Informal ads for medical and comfort products appear in the notice sections.
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W. A. Pankek
Day Tight Pull Of Interest To Leaguers
Sermon outline and conference schedule with speakers from Waynesville and Holston district. Includes morning devotionals, institute topics, missionary addresses, and committee nominations for a religious gathering.
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